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The Disarmament Catalogue, edited by Murray Polner and published in 1982 by The Pilgrim Press, is a comprehensive collection of essays, addresses, and lectures focused on atomic weapons and disarmament. This first edition features a detailed exploration of the arms race, global arms trade, and public figures advocating for peace. Designed by Paul Sagsoorian, the book offers a rich array of information for scholars, activists, and collectors interested in nuclear disarmament and peace studies.
Structured into four parts, the catalogue covers the strategic systems and warheads of the U.S. and U.S.S.R., the global trade in arms, reflections from public figures, and practical alternatives to war. It includes extensive bibliographies, film guides, and resources useful for peace education and activism. With its thought-provoking content and historical significance, this volume is a valuable addition for anyone studying Cold War era disarmament and peace movements.
